If you're planning your estate as a parent, you're likely thinking about who the guardian of your kids should be, review our infographic for guidance.

Today we’re going to wrap up our series on the mistakes we often see in estate planning.  While we’re all about planning here at Family Estate Planning Law Group (it’s even in our name), we know that some plans work better than others.  Here are our last three reasons why:

In our last blog, we discussed the first four mistakes you can make: Procrastination, assuming wills or trusts avoid probate, leaving assets to a child or special needs beneficiary (directly), and assuming trusts take away beneficiary control.  Today we’ll look at the next three.

Covid-19 has caused much life uncertainty and it's crucial to know all the facts when planning your estate. Call the FEPLG today for the help you need.

Refusing an inheritance can be a tough decision. Contact an estate planning attorney at Family Estate Planning Law Group and get the assistance you need.

It is extremely important to talk about your long-term estate plans with your family and an experienced attorney from the Family Estate Planning Law Group.